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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1906

Page

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Eastern Oregon Teachers Elect Bragg President

From across eastern Oregon five hundred delegates gathered for the annual eastern Oregon Teachers Association election. E. E. Bragg of La Grande was chosen as president with H. J. Hockenberry of La Grande as secretary and Nellie Nail reelected treasurer. La Grande will host next year’s meeting, with the executive committee including Welles, Conklin, Churchill, and Bishop. Also noted: Jewish Colonization Society reports rapid Argentine Jewish emigration, rising to 10,874 by the current year.

Seton Oregon Oregon Teachers’ Association Threalka Grande E. E. Bragg H. J. Hockenberry la Grande Nellia Nail Scripps Mews Association Nork Jewish Colonization Society Argentine Republic Republic

Waters-Pierce Guilty on Indictments for Rebate Shipments

Federal grand jury returns two indictments against the Waters-Pierce Company charging acceptance of rebates from railroads. Indictments allege illegal oil shipments from St. Louis to Alexander at below lawful rates and on multiple lines in Louisiana, with total penalties potentially reaching half a million dollars.

Scripps News Association St. Louis Federal Grand Jury Waters-Pierce Company Garfield Alexander Missouri and Pacific Louisanna

Muskrats Overrun City in Lake City Inundates Basements

Muskrats flood Lake Creek area causing cellar inundation and damage to heavy buildings. The railroad company hires many boys at five cents per rat to exterminate rodents, with Calhoun county adding ten cents more per catch.

Lake City Lake Creek Calhoun County

State faces $800,000 loss over jute shortage for grain bags

The Board of Control obtained a jute supply for penitentiary factory grain bags, but the price has surged from 17 to 28.50 a bale and cannot be procured, leaving farmers in the state facing over $800,000 in losses this season.

Scripps News Association Seattle State Board of Control

Daniel Debs Dead in Terre Haute Pioneer Father of Eugene Dabs

The Terre Haute resident and early French settler Jean Danial Dabs died today. He was the father of Eugene Dabs and survived by six children.

President’s Thanksgiving Turkey Arrives From Rhode Island

The President received a turkey from Horace Vose of Rhode Island who has raised White House turkeys for 25 years. The bird will be eaten at 7:50 tomorrow with guests including Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and Representative Longworth and his wife.

Scripps News Association Washington Horace Vose Rhode Island White House Henry Gabot Lodge Longworth

Expensive Subway Plan for New York City Stage

New York rapid transit plans to elevate streets above tracks to eliminate grade crossings from seventy second Street to Spuyten Duyvil, cutting the cost from an estimated 60 million to about 35 million. Chief Engineer Geo S Rice submitted the plan to the Rapid Transit Board, per legislation, aiming to reduce frights, stations, yards, and approaches.

Scripps News Association New York N. Y. Central Railroad Martin Saxe Rapid Transit Board Geo.s. Rice Rice Seventy-Second St Spukets Duy Vit

O'Brien and Burns Set for Tonight's Heavyweight Clash

Los Angeles November 28 The heavyweight title bout between Jack O'Brien and Burns is ready with both fighters resting in the city. Betting odds favor O'Brien at 10 to 6 and are expected to hold at ringside.

Scripps News Association Los Angeles Jack O'Brien Burns Gin O'Brien Philadelphia Tommy Burns Pacific Athletic Club

Gold Find A Myth In Burling Prospect

Maidstone Sask November 28 The reported great find of gold at Burling proved a myth and many prospectors arriving here are unhappy. A man claimed a gold bearing quartz vein but analysis showed iron pyrites of no value.

Scripps News Association Maidstone Sask Burling

Mutiny on Mallory steamer San Jacinto leaves one dead

A mutiny on the Mallory line steamer San Jacinto resulted in the death of a fireman and injuries to five others. The ship arrived in port today and an Italian suspect was arrested and charged with the murder.

Scripps News Association New York Mallory Line San Jacinto

Burnham Trial Reels In Swindle Claims In New York

Charges in a trial of George Burnham of the Mutual Reserve and Life Insurance Company allege Louis F. Payn, then state superintendent of insurance, demanded 100000 from Mutual Reserve under a threat to declare insolvency. Testimony says President Frederick Burnham had Payn forty thousand.

Scripps News Association New York George Burnham Mutual Reserve and Life Insurance Company Louis F. Payn Mutual Reserve Frederick Burnham

Lands Withdrawn as Blue Mountain Forest Reserve Expansion

The La Grande Land Office reports lands withdrawn from entry and added temporarily to the Blue Mountain Forest Reserve. The parcels include multiple townships and sections across ranges 27 to 32 east, with extensive inclusions in sections 1 through 56 and surrounding fractions, affecting timber land prospects.

la Grande

Beveridge Proposes Child Labor Ban on Interstate Carriers

Senator Beveridge to introduce a bill on opening day of Congress prohibiting transport of goods by any carrier in interstate commerce that employs children under fourteen. The act targets railroads steamships steamboats and other interstate carriers and factories or mines employing underage workers.

iSerites News Association Washington Albert Beveridge Congress

Mayor Schmit Arrested in Truckee Arrival

Mayor Schmitz arrived en route to San Francisco and was arrested by two deputies but treated as nonstandard prisoner. The meeting with Abe Ruef was cordial as he heads toward the city. The report also notes a boxing title bout and the death of Mrs. S. T. Hauser in Los Angeles.

Scripps News Association Truckee Gal Schmitz San Francisco Ruef Abe Ruef

Last of Old Settlers Jean Debs Dies in Terre Haute

Terre Haute Nov 28 Jean Daniels Debs father of Eugene Debs died at his home in Terre Haute He was the last of the first French settlers in Terra Haute Six children survive.

Scripps News Association Terre Haute Jean Daniels Debs Eugene Debs Debs Terra Haute

Fulton Talks 10 Roosevelt on Japanese Question

Senator Fulton of Oregon met with Freskrect officials and discussed the Japanese and Chinese school issue on the coast. He said there has been no trouble with Japanese or Chinese pupils in Oregon and noted a demand from the Japanese government for admission to San Francisco schools.

Scripps News Association Washington Fulton Oregon Fresklrct Hiscenire San Francisco

Gillette and Grace Brown Murder Trial Signals Early Life Testimony

In Herkimer New York Gillette testified about his youth and travels from California to Ohio and his acquaintance with Grace Brown who worked at Courtland. He recalled a Moose Lake boat trip where Brown cried over her situation and leaped from the skiff. investigators say Brown disappeared as Gillette tried to save her.

Scripps News Association Herkimer N. Y Gillette San Francisco Ohio Grace Brown Courtland Harkimer Gillatta Moose Lake

Government Wins First Skirmish Against Drugists Trust

In Indianapolis the government won the initial court skirmish against the National Retail Druggists Association over the alleged restraint of trade. The association must answer on the first Monday in February.

Scripps News Association Indianapolis Ind National Retail Druggists Association

Olga Netherstle Presenting Paula In The Second Mrs Tanqueray

Olga Nathar stile appeared in Kentucky at the opera house as Paula in The Second Mrs Tanqueray by W A Pinero. A fashionable audience filled the packed hall tonight. Tomorrow night Hervicus drama The Labrin lth will be produced.

Scripps News Association Lexington Olga Natharstile Paula W. A. Pineroe Tanqueray Paul Hervicus Labrinlth

Also Mentioned on This Page

TE Bragg J. Hockenberry Nellie G. Neil Eastern Oregon Teachers’ Association THE Ewish Colonization Society Waters Pierce Muskrats Daniel Debs Berippe News Association Terre Haute.nd Jean Danial Dabs Eugene Dabs Turkey Vergere O'Brien Tos Schmit O'Brien Burns Hauser S. T. Hauser Montana Helena Roosevelt Olga Netherstle Kentucky Newin Natures Moray Newlin Drug CO Newlin, Drug.co
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